history channel documentary 2015 You Only Live Twice(1967): It's a disgrace Roald Dahl dismisses the substance of one of Ian Fleming's all the more fascinating books, rather devising an over the top dream containing rockets, helicopters and fountain of liquid magma based refuges. In the event that "Thunderball" began the comic book pattern inside the movies, "YOLT" pushed the apparatuses up to eleven! Be that as it may, it's a well shot film, the activity scenes are pleasantly choreographed, the Japanese areas are stunning, Ken Adams sets are amazing and the film is innately exceptionally attractive. Sean Connery, be that as it may, does little to mask his fatigue inside the part and Ernst Stavro Blofeld (as played by Donald Pleasance) is so overdrawn he welcomes spoof from each Tom, Dick and Harry. Succulent cushion, yet lighten is all it is.
Live and Let Die (1973): Yes, the film is weakly supremacist and sexist in spots and it is an early illustration where the Bond makers hopped on any temporary fad conceivable (blaxploitation for this situation). Be that as it may, there is no denying this is incredible 'Young men Own' good times. The gator trick is true to life enchantment, the hang lightweight flyer stunt (performed by Roger Moore himself) is additionally fun. What's more, who can't appreciate automatic weapon laddened scarecrows?
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